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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29

The ffteeu great American Inveut50ns
q worldwide adoption are !. the
cot-on-gIn- 2 the planning machine B
gbe grass mower and reaper l. The 70
larE printing press > naEIgztf01 5F
steam . the hot air engine = the sew
ing machine : the India rubber Industry :
g. the machine u4u1f4crErp ~ horse
shes 10 the >alsf-5la>s for -zrvfng-
H. the gauge l4Gh=- T. The grain eEeTa-
tor a artificial ICE making On large
scale Il the electric magnet and t.
practical Applications L. Lh- telephone
willie Ws1ers- said the teacher
-WhEc1 : IL- shortest dzy n The year.
--IEeE-y-f--t day o. December, replied
Willie who was correc5. - far a. The
WEiter knows And Tommy T41 uzT
s@u T. which / the longest day said
the teacher TnJgagenlly- --Sand4E --
Shouted -ouuE-
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GLOW Err BOY

The Glover Boy f. one 81 the most perfect horscs
In Northern vermont Our country j. flooded with
small horses Of little value. such horses are not
in great demand. H0r-es u 100 lbs. with good
style and action, VII always b. in demand
AZ ii Drce- II r1zfz bur few a. Iars mare ~ fIa
staEt % raise colt % bring 600 70 ESQ., 81 four
years old than ~ raise one which never bring
more than half that price AZ the same age.
He D. a beautiful bay, with blafk p0Infs d. hands
high AMI weighs over lZJ0 l5s. IL has taken dr.t
Glover BOY Was -Ired by Prince Albert, Dr. his
dam Ill1rou bred B4Irush Morgan. TTe vac
formerly owned ID Co0kshire, T.. q, and has since
been taken - Br1rEli.e. near B0sfll. Prince
81 fhc DrlmmoH1 grculfural -fsIffy "a a. root Of
$1,000 and was noted for arFles durability and
speed.
Tie Balr4-h Morgan s. = breed afIor-es a.uany
hOr-es, Superior ro4ssers and f1r coming - lnafu-
ritV from one o. two year. younger than te average
Glover Boy ~il stand for tLe -e4-oa u Iss7 q.
fOll0ss.
Tse.day., Sew.rk, wedae.day.. Wet Burks
IhuFsdays. -att0u, Friaag- i.yadoIt .le, ~atnr-
day. E4-t burke A. loae ni rfs cIt Iars,lays.
n L. lie vi -:
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their 1Nu rsk. vi mares dIsuasrl 81 before
time u falling sill b. e0n.idered w4fh soaI Drn.
er@ ~ -ares are requested ~ apply before three
cork D. ms - the shove piaees ~ rle hofss may
y away after flaf time.
REEEEE vcEs-Can Leland Barton. George
HzH.ilr0ns Hiram Weleoft. Ch4flestoBt teorRe
ko5lns0u, WesrmOre. some vs. fls veanluu noIta
have sod a. from elOo sIZ5. two gear oids en-
aud upward d 0ften paid. al be roifs have brok
~ gentle and kind and @re tough ~nd smart.
@ RGE z. DUNK EE,
Proprietor, West Burke, Vt.
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CHAsE'S MORGAN.
NJ D ] N T AIN } ER.
The Closest Bred Morgan Stallion 70
the World.


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STATz OF VKEKoET,

JOHN -. MATHlE. GOWN u,
D II MOsSMAN. BAI1.,S. W
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29

When the [ uILed States bought
Alaska OF Russia We paid only two
cents per acre for nearly four hum
dred millions Of ACRES This i the
first statement We make about what
We are awakIng to see l. one Of the
wonderful countries OF this earth.
Here l. the second statements Alas
IA Is equal IN extent OF territory 20
eleven times the size OF New YORK.
Here are other facts: The coast line
OF Alaska would belt the globe At the
equator Alaska has the highest
mountain in America il l. the great
volcanic and glacier region Of our
country the productive wealth Of
Alaska i inexhaastibLe II fuEs. fish
eFies, timber and minerals: the Alas
Ks Commercial Co. BY the expiration
Of It, lease viii have paid TO the
United States treasury nearly q
much a. the territory cost: and.
once again accurate observations
show that the mean annual temDera-
tare IN winter IN southern Alaska L
that Of Kentucky and West Virginia
les. II L . wonderful land. But the
people that live there show degrade
ton and superstition a. fearful a. in
the center Of Africa Many ancient
houses are built upon the bones Of
murdered slave Women There are
n0 roads II Alaska There axe no
wagons and few horses The p0pu-
Iati0n ara slaves 10 vice Of the most
helpless and abiect description Up
% 1877 Alaska had received from
the United States neither courts. ruI-
ers. teachers, Or ministers, bat pIen-
u Of Fum- Since then. however,
however, Christian missions have
been established and schools started.
i home has been established 20 save
the scholars from parental cruelty
and Eitchcraft- Hundreds q the
natives viii readily receive the gospel
as soon a. they can have i told theEa-
Alaska j. now part u the United
States, and II / one Of the greatest
duties Of this Christian land TO see
70 i that TINS dark p5rtlgm Of our
BORDERS remain ~ longer deprived Of
tins tue Light II men Ri. &
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23
California Snakes.

The eastern boom. ] mean the boom made
by eastern people with money has started up
some of the Old dead industries Of California.
With the easy progress of civilization the
good old industry Of lying had almost died
out IL got discouraged, and so many wonder
full things had happened elsewhere that 10 was
hard for the Californian imagination % meet
the necessities. Il was easier b. give up lying
u strangers altogether, for even the most un-
Travelled castener could ring the bell on the
California guide on stage driver These
gentry are now awakening from their
lt,hGrgy and beginning 10 make the Yosemite
and other trips lively. A friend Of mine
from the east has just come back from the
Yosemite and hc relates his experience The
stage driver found out that De was seriously
afraid Of snakes and Immediately proceeded
10 make his hair stand on end
"Nenomous reptiles; You bet ! don't
know what reptiles is, but them snakes, You
can last bet your life, Is venom0us Why,
one day was acomin' down here dnvin' a
wagon, when / catches sight OF a snake in
the brush, all ready for a spring Ny horses
starts an / whips 'em up fast % clear the
snake, don't you see, afore he could spring
he makes one clear spring, the snake does,
AM he misses the horses.
That was lucky-hut you-you'--
lucky You bet your life 1t was lucky.
he missed the horses, the snake did, hut be
stuck his fangs clean through the wagon"
you don't sayw
81 DO say, and mebbe YOU won't believe it;
but its fact He stuck his fangs clean
through that wagon, an il swelled up SO
bad that SEE had o. leave it by the waysde
and take the horses home San Francisco
Chronicle
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The Money of Peru.

The money here in Lima is peculiar to
South American republics, in that IFS value
is ever rising and falling. The miserable,
disgracelul paper currcncy-tlc paper sole
which floods the country, furnishes a striking
proof of the above assertion. At the com
mencemeut # the late war large issues Of
this scrip were made, to the value o. 100000
sterling. the face value being 81, Peruvian
money. W hen the war closed so disastrously,
the value 40 thi, paper fell TO ssveuty-fiye
cents. ta,n 10 fifty, twenty, ten, and today Il
paper so.c is worth hardly five cents The
silver sob. dollar is worth seventy five cents,
American money. and the other silver coins
fifty. twenty, ten. five, etc.-are valued at
one half OF like denominations of American
currency. The great national debt hanging
over the head OF Peru is the root Of this
monetary oyil, and it is pleasing To note that
The present government Is making herculean
efforts 90 diminish it.-Cor. Argonaut
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To Form "a whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, June ga large meeting OF
distillers from all parts of the northwest
is in session here TO settle up all the ac-
counts outstanding of the defunct West
ern Export Association, and to consider
the formation of a gigantic pool or trust
which would eifectually control the
whisky and alcohol product of the coun
try From one of the distillers present
it was learned that the real design of the
manufacturers was to effect an organiza-
ton in every respect similar to the
Standard Oil Company and the Cotton
Seed Oil Trust.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by g. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REYIEW.

NEW York, June 22-The chief interest
this morning was centered in Reading, which
opened higher, but outside Of this there Was
no feature whatever, and as usual under such
circumstances, the room-traders have been
free sellers The prevailing unsatisfactory
condition may continue for a short time, but
we shall be greatly disappointed if values do
not assert their real worth and If the fact
that increased earnings and good prospects
fail TO make an increased and growing de
mand for good stocks.
There was but little doing late in the day
and prices sagged of somewhat. The mar
ket closed steady.
Money, 6 and : per cent
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yes" said Miss Breezy, Of Chicago, 1T is
q pleasure 10 dine at the Wabashes. Mrs
Wabash Is naturally hospitable, and aside
from the general excellence everything is
served in a way that is positively delightful
T. a person of cultured tastes And her soups
are delicious Why, do you know" went
on the young lady, that last evening l was
served TO soup three times, and could easily
have gone one more. New York Sun
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New York Markets.


The wheat market has been active to-day,
though the close i- about last night, figures.
The OIcuiug was somewhat stronger 40 1Otc
for July. and sold mp o. 7O4c Around This
price wheat came ont freely and fhe prices
dropped OH for July selling down t0 h5sc.
When the heavy offerings ceased the whole
market strengthened up and the decline was
recovered. Receipts are much lighter than
for some time past and the export trade is
good.
Corn was quiet and ieaturelcss The close
is 20 last night figures.
PRO, isiOns are stronger On light receipts oi
hogs. and though they broke OH some. they
reacted towards the close and regained AT
decline, closing about five points higher.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

But % our tale Minerva Bryde
Was ~ Our college balls the pride,
SHE thought In Greek.
n Sanscit .hr could write play.
The calculus she solved all day
Ere size could speak.
The dons Of Cambridge owned that she
Could WAX en- On phil0sopi>e;
And as for science,
ola fossils wlO could bones compare,
But who had host ia thought their hair,
Sought an alliance
The fur Minerva Queen If Hearts,
One day was capped Master ~ Arts.
$50. .mew them all
Logic. divinity and lass,
Zoologr. lox,.1y; but, pshawl
Sine h.at old Sol.
Now many su't0rs sought % win
Minerva with tleir yanid chin
And polished cheek.
She bowed uat ou the Appian Way
To ans Inan who could not say
"lce cream in Greek
For She was l0velicr than the dawn.
And l.throf figure as fawu.
Out I bis mind
One feu.w wrote song,
Ills quantities, poor wretch. were wrong.
She cut him blind.
But, ali lovely youth Their" came,
very Paris. and DIS game
Was. with BALL.
Played by the Greeks in Athens when
The gods wcr young OF all the men
IT, had the call.
A champion Dee. whose mighty bat
Had lail fun many H00sier flat.
ii us aim was true
When 40 rival head, Rudolph,
Wthcyc unering. a. in golf
Tie baseball threH.
one ove De- came. Torn were bis clothes,
And ol patch he wore his nose.
Arm in "a sling.
"Minerya. " cried tine youth, with glee,
"Wcve busted cm. Ho0rah, and she
Said "Tng-a-liug"
She was the belle. An, I. vas sweet.
She tade him kncel down 40 Der feet,
Aud crowned him then
"My best and hravest. See of Arts,
The Master gives thee hers" no carts.
HE jacet penna-pcn
New York Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

A Birmingham Conn electrician has a
new rat trap which, it is sad, works admir-
ably. lie attaches piece of meat % one pole
Of "a DYNAMO machine, which can only be
reached by therat by standing on "a plate,
which serves as the other pole Report says
that mo- rat has SGT got the meat, but many
have reached for it, and the inventor Is re-
war led for his ingenuity with II large collec
ton of dead rats.-Ch Chicago Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

The expression on the faces Of the men and
women was not solemn, but preocupicd, re-
ligious and absorbed Il was evident that
this dancing and palm gosturing is suborlin-
ate t0 general system of suitng the action
% the word. which is destined o. emphasize
the poetry Of sentiment by adding 90 d. The
poetry Of motion. Hence, when the visiting
ollres~ from Mount Lebanon told the congre-
cation that her associate cldress was detained
and could not come but sent her love TO
them, Elder Avery remarked. LET us all
gather i'm our sisters love" Thcr,upon the
entire congregation threw out their palms
and returned them with "a waving motion
toward their hearts, each one whispering
we gather in our sisters repeating
the gesture several times, but all In unison.
The combined dancing, bowling, ge,turing
and palm waving does not succeed in absorb
ing more of the attention OF those who parti
clpate in il, and is more of Ia drill in social
unity than mere singing Il adds to the
umiuzng power of singing some Of the good
fellowship which is encouraged and created
by military drill The American Magazine
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To License-TaN Payers.

License-taxes due the State, to run to
April 30, 1883, are payable on June lst.
These and all other State taxes can be
paid in coupons, which am prepared 10
furnish al a very great saving to the tax
payer
give each taxpayer written guaran-
tee of legal protection, free Of all cost 20
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons Of me has suffered any loss OF
harm. JAMES =. COOPER,
Oh Main street, Richmond, Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

julien Binford makes better offer for
a half dime Of 1902 He will now give
five gallons of his splendid xxx
Whisky, which he sells for 81 gallon,
for a half dime of 1902, in good order.
If you can't get such half dime, try
some Of this whisky anyhow. Ii is a
superior article, and you can buy it at 81
per quart. JULIEN BINFoRD,
1902 East Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

tuUIHB ONtf TT IIuHtHtsttI fHt UtHtf
day We dropped into the hrst-cass bakery
establishment of l.. y Y. STEMS, and found 10
fitted TAP n frst-class style with all the neces
sary supplies OF good things, such as always
remind us of Christmas Bread, crackers, bis
cults, etc. tn abundance: cakes and q variety
of good things for the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed Il model bakery. and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 10 call in and see them at
l2Uj HUI street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

Mr.. Brown, who is reading Newspaper
"Bergh ought 70 he down in Texas. There
is a fine field for him there.
Mrs. BrOwn-Are the poor brutes treated
SO badly ia Texasf
"Ihey are. Just think OF putting poor
bloodhounds on the track Of negroes who
have assaulted women and children. Texas
Sittings
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-23

have been 90 sufferer from Kidney and
Bladder trouble. for several years. have
lately had what s termed l}r.ghts Disease.
and have hHd considerable swelling 0f my legs
and ~h0rtuD-- of breath. THE urea has
poisoned my blood also. ] secured ana ann
using lB. %. 3D. botanic Blood Balm. anil tul
% acts powerfully and very quickly. 1ud 400
de- lighted with Jos effects. ] ndl previously
used large quantity of various advertised
remedies. ANA several eminent physicians also
waited 0n mc. but D. B. b. stands 200 tle top
JOHN ID. MARTIN
Rock Creek. Ala. May g.. l.-i.
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CITY TANEs


UTFTII IIIl IUIIIIIUW
RICHMOND. Va. june }. l9-.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily from the
lmu TO THE 9uu DAY OFJrNE lNCLC-
si,c. between Cine hours ORG o'ciock a.m.. and
boclock pm. tor tine purpose of receiving
from au persons one-half Dr thc whole of tho
city taxes assessed against them.
Five per coutum penalty viii Dee added to the
whole amount OF said bin, unless onc-half
thereof te paid on or before June yth.
All daily papers viii please copy.
lJc2tjy
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HCkOK -TANNER. Married. June 2lst.
ls,1, by Res. q. o.. Dashicl. D. b. lltkOk o.
Miss KATE j. TANNER. both OF Richmond.
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Subscribe 90 the Daily Record" by sonluga
postal card 10 Box 2i3, city Fifty cents per
month.
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chicago Grain and Produce Mariet.
CnIcAao. June p. lS87.

Reported by G. r. RedfDr3 a. Co.,. Graif
Commission Merchants. 40. q South Twelfth
street.
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STATE SECuRITIEs.

North Carolina As, c., 1910.
North Carolina 6's, c., l9l9.... ..
Virginia 6's, peelers, 1905. 4
Virginia 3-i-5 l0-iOs l9l9.... .
Virginia IS, new, l932..... {
Virginia cOnsOl coupons. old. Z
Virginia cOnsOl coupons, July,
50, January, IS ........... ,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05
Employees tn Uniform.

"This matter of uniforming employees is
being carried to a ridiculous extent" con-
temptuously remarked gentleman TO an
acquaintance. II was at a certain place
of amusement last night 1t is house |
seldom visit but | had night off and
tho theatres usually frequent arc not yet
open. When l entered the auditorium
young man who might have been grad
uated shoe polishcr met me and escorted
me TO my scat. He had on uniform
jacket well covered with gold lace and
surmounted with a pair of elaborate
shoulder straps. The rank Of the coat
not the spruce young man-w2S 1T least
that Of an ensign in the navy, and the airs
he assumed were quite amusing What
made the thing even more ridiculous was
the fact that three-fourths of the male
portion Of the aIldience-and there were
only few females rrcsent-were in their
shirt sleeves. could rot but remark
what satire 1t was that uniformed ush-
ers were required 70 escort coatless men
and boys TO their seats. '-Philadelphia
Call.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05
G.. w. HOLCOMB.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office Rooms Gil street, Washington, D. G.
Up. o. BOX 61A.)

r.. O. BOX 61A1 -#
If a
n tenocD tmnt
utedt the m
rat
reasons he vnundet
flreeivep ptandc ful attention
Refers to Prominent Men through country sl3d
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05
nliternte Fe,nnles in India.

OF the 00,7O0,o0O women and girls
apder British rule in IH ia, $4,000, 600
cNnnot read or write at all, and many of
the otter 200, 900 can barely do either.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05

A "Reminiscences Suggested by the Story
of DIR. Charles Garcia, of st. Louis.
How Coon Harris, a Brave Tennesseean,
Met Death.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05

OF the COO coo bushels of cans annual
ly consumed ~ the New Lncland states
the latter only grow onc-tcuth of the
amount.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF LARkIS COOK, DECEASED.

Estate OF LARkIS COOK, DECEASED.
Notice Ia hereby given by the unds rsi gped,
ADMINISTRATIVE OF tbe Estate OF LArkin Cook de-
ceased to the crediors of, and oil persons having
Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
alter the first publication OF this notice, to the
said Administrative. at her residence in the town
OF Broadford in the Cour ty of Alturas.
Dated st HALEY, Idtho. Septem' er 8, 1897.
MRS MARY E. COOK,
Administrative OF the Estate Of Larkin Cook,
sSwo deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-05
the
w. T. RILEY,
CRoY STREET. HALEY, IDAHO.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The following warrants will be paid presentation from money
received from the sale of Aturas County Funding